5) uprising] and "elderly"
w[orke]rs.
Tr[ade] u[nion]ism.
"Cl[ass] p[ar]ty".
6) P[arlia]m[ent]ary
rig[ht]: supp[ort] of
neighbors,
otherwise you'll help the Moscow
Ved[omosti].
— "non-combatant" ones. Yes, to use
them for
tr[ade] u[nion]
ism, that's correct, but they will give us
a rear guard.*

— yes, in p[arlia]ment we will
supp[ort] you against the Moscow] 
Vedmosti], when the election is
such, but now that's not the point.
The str[uggle] is not in p[arlia]ment, but
ov[er] p[arlia]ment: You — are not
f[ighting].
L.

* EXCERPT FROM THE ARTICLE BY M. MENSHIKOV "ALARM".
N[ew] T[ime] 30.IX.05 "Alarm" by M. Menshikov.
Beginning of the article.

"As yet this is not
a fire, but already an undeniable arson,, which, unfortunately, people admire more than extinguish. As yet this is not a revolution with terror, guillotines, gallows, extermination of people and culture, but already a prologue to revolution,, dangerous ferment, in a thousand places passing over into flare-ups of riot.
"It is coming," I proved in April, and what terrible steps have been taken "by it" since then! Even five years ago it was difficult to believe in the proximity of revolution....... I remember r[evolutio]nary ferment, beginning from the end of the 70s. For long decades it was felt that all this was nonsense.... Revolution is impossible while the mass of the people is inert....... But over the last decade a whole series of profound calamities, hungry years, epidemics, unsuccessful resettlements, loss of hope for land reform, — all this< stirred up the popular element to its very depths. Finally the shameful war.... louder than all proclamations and propaganda shook the people's slumber, forced them to open their eyes. Rapidly—precisely over these 1 1/2 years—some terrible turning-point in popular thought was felt."
etc.... and at the end about the present "reformist government", its commonality with the people etc.